What if Lil Pump has a deeper message in his "Ouus" and his "Yuhs" ? His song's might sounds simple on the surface but let's dig a little deeper. On his hit single aptly named after Lil Pump himself, he spouts these lines "Momma told me Lil Pump won't be shit, I told lil bitch I could move these bricks" It's clear that Lil Pump hasn't been given a lot of support for his aspirations and goals. So in spite of the doubt thrusted upon him he expresses a bit of independence and provides for himself by selling narcotics and other drugs. This is a theme that is carried later on. On his subsequent song named after the very wealthy MBA player D Rose he says
"100 on my wrist, 80 on my wrist
100 on my wrist, 80 on my wrist
100 on my wrist, 80 on my wrist
100 on my wrist, 80 on my wrist"

He then explains the weight of these watches are far too much for him as he breaks his wrist's "Whipping in the kitchen". This is a metaphor for the extreme effort he pours into his goals piles up stress to the point that he can't take it and his mental state breaks as a result. He then turns to Promethazine/ codeine syrup and Xanax. This coupled with his sever trust issues "Lil Pump never spends his money on a bitch" paints a rather stark and unsettling picture that other rappers like 2pac and Kendrick Lamar could never capture. With this amazing of a character study why do so many people doubt the Trapper Of The Century ? ?